Mikel Arteta's time as Arsenal boss has been somewhat of a rollercoaster, to say the least.
Arteta oversaw back-to-back eighth-placed Premier League finished before an improved 2021/22 campaign saw the Gunners fail to qualify for the UEFA Champions League at the final hurdle. Still, there is plenty of reasons to be optimistic regarding the Spaniard's managerial credentials.
The north Londoners are one of just two teams, along with league-leaders Manchester City, that have secured all six points from their opening two league matches this term. And part of the reason for that is down to their devastating attack that has seen them score six times already.
